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Librarian of OZ

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This program allows you to read ebooks, the only problem is, the ebooks take about 15 minute to upload to your organizer.

ASM

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Assembler is another programming language for the Wizard. It isn't as risky as Hi Tech C, but it costs $40.00, I'd rather use Hi Tech C. I personally think C Class programs are very reliable.

Hi Tech C

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The second primary programming language for the Wizard, it allows you to create full graphic games or utilities, and also, most of the programs written in Hi Tech C use random variables, and super artificial intelligence for the organizer. This is the most advance program in the Wizard utility field.

Snap

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Snap allows you to send pictures from your organizers screen to your PC's screen, which you can save a a Bitmap file.

Zifnab

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Zifnab is a BASIC programming language application. It is more advanced than Basic SDK, and it has features like making icons for programs and token editor. Also, you do not have to type "10 PRINT Blah Blah" anymore, you can just type "PRINT Blah Blah" <Excuse me for my words>

Wiztools <SHARP BASIC SDK>

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Sharp SDK is the official BASIC programmer for the Wizard. It is made by the Wizard developers. It is easy to use, versatile, and efficient, I use Basic SDK over Zifnab.

Pic2Bas (BMP to WZD)

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This program allows you to convert Bitmap images, which must be 238x69 to BASIC images. Once you load your image, it will show you coding, you must open your default Wizard BASIC handler and take the code from BMP to WZD and put it in your default BASIC application.

Note: These are independent applications, which means I didn't make it, so I don't take responsibility for it, and the program credit goes to the author, not me.